Yeah all this lovey dovey shit makes me puke as well, fucking place is on the slopes to becoming another BSN with all the talk about feminism, romance and other shit.
You're welcomeBlothulfur said:
Maybe part 5 of my articles will cheer you up
And I already have part 6 in mind, which I think you'll like. It's broader and deals with the themes of the game, but from a political theory perspective!
I fail to see how that's a valid comparison as the Yennefer and Triss romance sub-plots are actually part of the core story(Yen being Geralt's true love bond by fate in the books and all) vs something that's just there for juvenile wish fulfillment and has nothing to do with anything(Alistair and Morrigan being exceptions).Mihura said:
Sure in Witcher there's also casual hook ups like with Ves,Cynthia,etc but that isn't portrayed as TWU LUB blossoming like BW romances that are largely just a handful of brief convos and a one minute "sex" scene.
" isn't portrayed as TWU LUB blossoming like BW romances that are largely just a handful of brief convos and a one minute "sex" scene." I guess you did not play the two games? actually there is a lot less romance in TW 2.Seboist said:
I love how you include only straight characters as the exceptions, I can agree with Morrigan but Alistair really? and I see no difference between this kind of topic and the ones on BSN, the propuse is still the same. And sorry to break this to you but some people at those topics seem angry at the romance being force, a thing that does not happen at all on Bioware romances, the problem is that people have some difficulty to accept that you can skip that part and would not lose anything at all.